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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-05-24, Page 21 P amA May 24,1 ��.x a rvMl urch D Si. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM I�ITHEANGLCANPARSH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE All services from the "Book of -Common Prayer" SUNDAY, MAY 29,1988 11:00 a.m. - Matins Sunday School & Nursery * * * * * * * * Minister a Rev. D. Madge Trinity, Belgrave - 9:30 a.m. * * * * * * * * 1111.1.1.11.1.1.111111111111111. ETHIOPIAN FAMINE RELIEF DINNER Friday, May 27, 6 pin 292 Edward St, All proceeds will be sent by The Salvation Army to alleviate human suffering in Ethiopia. est: Mr. Andrew B nd°ar - ecialWorld Vision nada Film - "How Will They Know im?' a Limited Seating; For tickets call : 357-1367 or 357-2660 Adults-- $7, Ages 5 -12, $3.50 050 The Salvation Army - Wingham Corps Special Guests Major & Mrs C. Moore Divisional Commander ® Ontario South. Come and join us for a day of music and inspiration! 9.45 am Sunday School 11.00 art Family Worship 7 pm, Praise Meeting Sunday, May 29° 292 -Edward St. Wingham 'v. (Cootinuedfrcim'Puga "folding it book _is quashing the one (minority)- report, and that's notthe democratic prams. The minority report takes ex- ception with a number of issues included in the other reportand would, therefore, serve as *OW information for the Municipal councils. he added. "I don't think there was any intent to quash the (minority) report," Mr. Fortune replied. "You're free to do anything you want with it." Mr. Meier, however, took ex- delay am at least another month. "If you want to stall this for another month, then we're going to be without a chief at the end of June." Dr. McGregor suggested Wingham's concern is not so much a question of whether or not to hire a full-time chief, but the manner in which the hiring is to be carried out. Mr. Fairies reminded the Wingham representatives that the fire board is an autonomous body and for that reason, members do not have to go . back to their councils each time a decision is to be made. "That (autonomy) was brought up ■ at Wingham �cocB and that's Vie, l et nfr s .coua � +� the , �w�rse a�'�: �►I#�� `�� s�, Strings," iM1 'r. 'e , ft said u�cork.g' "Five - n s control the' t stress, and wt's why the. b ,rd. T e beard a so app ted , set up autonomously," Mr. Fortune separate c ttee to Invest countered. all asp is Mr. Beecroft's suggestion that. benefits, vehicle, job deser iptton and perhaps the bylaw should be, other details, amended in order to allow a Members of the committee, which municipality to veto prompted Mr. is to report back to the regular Jeune Fortune to point out that such action beard meeting, are: Mr. Jacques, would result in an unworkable Mr. Beecroft, Mr. Fortune, Mr. situation. "It's unfortunate that Meier and Mr. Elliott. a cis Wingham asfi• ngh ruest o �� " .. delay any decision for t � board to delayaction on report (Continued from Page 1) cost effective. Kopas said. "They're forcing an opinion before the Fire Marshal's The minority report also questions report is tabled." the method of hiring as recom- The minority report questions mended in the ad hoc committee whether or not the department's report. Rather than offering the present chief first right of refusal, problems will be solved simply by appointing a full-time 'chief;"We the minority report says the position perceive this as an effort to throw should be advertised and open for all dollars atthe problem without ob- to apply. taining a definitive result." The minority report also su Although a full-time chief would the annual salary for the full -tune be . desirable, the report questions chief should be set at $25,OOO-$30,O00 whether the appointment would be plus benefits. n investrnent New foreig may save regional lines A new promise of foreign in- - - vestment - may- provide the-thrustt needed to save regional branch rail lines from extinction. Project ReRail co-ordinator Peter Bowers said in Owen Sound on the weekend that he hopes the con- ditional promise of up to $15 million Bridge counter indicates heavy flow of traffic A traffic counter placed on the Lower Town Bridge in Turnberry Township indicates a good deal of traffic passes over the structure in a day. Road Superintendent Ross. Nichol- son reported to the second May meeting of Turnberry council that an average of 864 vehicles pass over the bridge every , Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A second counter on Albert Street, the route to the Royal Homes Plant and Western Foundry, shows that ari average of 492 vehicles travel that road every Wednesday through Friday A counter on the 25th Sideroad registered 326 vehicles on a week- day, while 824 vehicles passed over the B-line. The road superintendent placed counters to establish usage on some township roads. WINGHAM UNITED CHURCH 217 Minnie St. Sunday, May 29 Flower Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. ® Guest Speaker Mr. Lloyd Hutton, Kincardine (Sunday School pupils come at 10:30 a.m.) Open House to view display 2to4p.m. Light. Refreshments 125th Anniversary Event Everyone Welcome lifiinister: Rev. J. Rea Grant B.A., M. Div. Organist: Mr, Flop swatridge Telone: Church �51 Menne - 357-1072 in foreign capital will whet)e in- Project Reltail-was-for ed terest" of provincial a d f n ederal Bowers, a writer, and a number of governments. long -service railway employees to Foreign interests are willing to head off CN and CP plans to dump invest in a branch -line railway branch lines in Peel Region and the company if government loan Counties of Huron, Bruce, Grey, guarantees are provided, he said. Perth, Middlesex and Wellington. Mr. Bowers is sending a letter this . Project ReRail is also looking at. week to CN Rail and CP Rail of lines in the Midland, Orillia and ficials telling them an offer to buy Peterborough areas wich aren't in the lines with foreign money will be immediate danger, but are listed as forthcoming if - government potential lines for abandonment. gainedguarantees on the loan can be obm A marketing study the group "We don't want them to start hoped to have completed by this ripping up track before we canget week won't be available for about three weeks, Mr. Bowers said. "We this together,"he said while poin- want to create an improved rail ting out that CP plans to tear up a transportation system with these line in the Fergus area soon. neglected branch lines." A lawyer is also drafting a private member's bill which Project ReRail 0-0-0 hopes a sympathetic MPP will Little things console us because - present to the Ontario legislature to little things afflict us. make the group's railway a reality. 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